Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notice To ApvEeRtTiseRs —To secure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in Tug Star they must be sent to our office as early in the day as possible. Thoxe who delay to observe this caution should not complain if they do not find them where they prefer tosee them. It is always safest to get them to our counter between S$ and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the seme day. Citizens’ Meetixe in Tae StxtH Warp —In accordance with the request of the Mayor, the citizens of the Sixth Ward aysembled in Ana- costia Hall, last evening, for the purpose of or- ganizing a patrol to put down the rioting and bloodshed now so rife in our midst. Mr. Jobn W. Thompson was called to the Chair and F Ober appointed Secretary After the object of the meeting had been stated Mr. Robert Clarice offred the following resolu- tions, whieh were adopted Resolved, That a committee of five be appoint- ed, whose duty it shall be to confer with the committee of this Ward, appointed by the citi- zen« at a public meeting held at Temperance Hall on the evening of the 31st instant, and that they be authorized to receive the names of per- sons who are willing to enroll themselves (to have police power) for the pur of forming a patrol to aid the city authorities in keeping or- der in this city; and to form such rales for their government as will, in their judgment, best carry out the object of this meeting. Resolved, That we, as citizens, will hold our selves in readiness at all times, when called on, to render assistance to the city authorities in quelling any riotous of disorderly conduct In accordance with the provisions of the reso- lations, the chairman appointed Messrs. John R. Queen, Samuel Tarner, William Lusby, Jas. R. Cook, and George A. Bobrer to serve as thecom- nittee, The chairman offered the following resolution; which was also adopted Resolved, That no person shall serve on this *‘patrol’* who is not a bona fide citizen of Wash- ington; whose name is not enrolied upon the poll iist and returned by the Board of subject to the school tax for the yea the 3ist day of December, 1557 The meeting then adjourned Tae River. —The upper river tishings are yielding profitably. The Long Bridge landing, shed by Hunter, this year, has yielded thus far this week, as follows, the shad caught being the finest that had been taken for many seasons past Monday, 56%; Tuesday, 769, Wednesday. 4M; Thursday, 1. Friday, 692: i ning, GOS At Sandy bi . Just below, Skidmore has been very suecessful in his operations this understand that he caught, daring yesterday, upward of 2.400 shad 3 *s landing, Stoney Point, yesterday, ut at one hant A large lumber sehooner passed up to the mouth of the ¥ can oak and pine planking. At Young & Carter's wharf—Arrived schocner Little Rock, from Philade iphia, with 100 tons of 1; sear Yankee Boy, from Harttoid, Ct., with 156 tous of ice, not consigned; schr 'dad, from Norwalk, with H0 tons of ice for Pettibone At Rilew’s wha Arrived sclr H. A. Wicks, from New York, with 500 bbis. of cement fer Capt. Meigs, and 76 tons of rough stone for Mo- hun & Berry At Alexandria, yesterdsy, the arrivals of shed were ratber light, and the prices downward. Some were sold ax low as S11 per hundred The herring fishing is somewhat backward Arrived Alexandria night before last and yesterday, schrs Juliet Chase, Alva Chase, HF Peyton, Nickerson, and Commedore, Conner, from Salem, St. Jovn, B - and Port Deposite with beavy carzoes for Alexandria metebants Hoty Saturvay anv SASTER SeNvAY.—This is Holy Saturday, on which day iu the Catholic Churches the Eucharist is taken from the reposi tory and replaced on the altar, and Mass is cele. brated by the priest. On this day the baptismal water is blessed, after which is the ceremony of blessing the paschs! candice. This candle re- mains lighted tn the church till after Easter, its light being emblematical of the light of Chiis- tianity The Mass on this day closes the solemnities of Lent. and loud ballelujibs are sung. During the Easter season the churebes are all highly decorated, and all the services ave of the most joyous character. commemorative of the resur- rection of the Savior On Easter Sunday, G:and Pontitical High Mass is celebrated in all cathedrals by the bishops, and High Mass inal! churches. The music in Romish churehes on this day is, whenever talent of a bigh order can be secured, of a very superior «baracter AtSt. Mathew’s Church, to morrow, the choir will perform one of Hummel’s celebrated Masses with fall orebestral accompaniment. At St. Patrick's, Beethoven's Grand Mass in C will be performed with a full eborr, under the direction of Peof J.P. Cauttield M& Speaker Ore has made arrangements for opening the daily sessions with prayer until the the 25th of May. There are forty-one different names upon the list The President of the Senate and Speaker of the House have designated the follow! Zz clergymen to conduct Divine service in the Representatives hall on the Sabbaths mentioned below Rev J c berry.....3d Sabbath in April Kev TW th ne Rev. P.D Gurley. D.D..tst & May Rev Wm. D Haley... 24% 3 Rev JN. Hink< Wh tt Rev W A. Harris Rev. J. A. Harrol._. Ho ror Uran'—A Meeting of the Washington Infantry was held last evening, and Mr. Charles L. Williams was wnanimously elected Second Lieutenant. vice JW. Kelly promoted This company is composed of some of the most respec- table and intelligent citizens of the District, and promises to be one of the most efficient conipa- nies offered to the Government. it has now the folowing completed list of commissioned and non-commissioned officers James Fieteher. Cap- tain, JW. Kelly. Ist Lieutenant; Charles L jams. 2d do ; James A King, Ist Sargeant ; P Mollig 2d do; W.H Eaton, 3ddo : Chas A Shipley, 4th do Tue Proprietors oF THE BattimorE SUN are requested to take notice of the plan their cor- Tespondent ‘‘Meieury”™ adopts to obtain intelli- gence for them. In his letter, published in this morning's Sun, will be found a ‘table showing the cost of transporting the U.S. mail,” &e, which is copied errbatem from the Star of yes- terday, without credit. Were such instances uncommon, we would not say a word; but they are loo frequently practised by this correspond- ent. and we insist on his viving us credit here- after for what, in the way of news, we obtain, with no small labor Jous Baovenam’s Complimentary Benetit comes off to-night, and it is most positively bis fast appearance—twuw sallicient reasons why eve- fy man, woman, aud child. in the community, should be present. If another is wanted, it ix forthooming in the fact. that a double bangnet is provided on the same evening, in the represent anon of ‘Columbas” and “Po-ca-bon-tas Yes. let's all vo and see the last of this *fel dow of infinite jest” who has kept us in such vood bumor through the past fortaiy lt Centre Marker re Was avery numerous attendance of dealers from the county and city in the market this morning, and the stands were all oveupied In the fish market, shad were selling at 5 T pair: large rock Sta"; small rock 2c. per uneb; herring per bunch. In the hay market the supply was meagre, and Ptices ranging from 75e_ to St per ewt Phe strict enforcement of the market regula tions secured good order throughout the day a Sa Ma. J. Vo Hextixcron’s Lecrvure.—This yeatieman has been invited by a large number of Senato Representatives, id several distin- yuished citizens of Washington, to deliver here @ lecture on the Currency, whieh will come off at Philbarmonic Hall ou Monday evening. Mr Huntington is the author of “Lady Alice,” and brother of the celebrated painter. The Lecture will be fee. See advertisement Tur Fate to be opened at Odd Fellows Hall, aster Monday, under the direction of Father Viger, for the benetit of a new Catholic church oa Capitol Hill, bids fair to have a large measure of saceess. Valuable and beautiful contribu- tiuus have been received from various convents aad other sources in the United States, from even as great a distance as California; and the display upon the tables will unnoubtedly be rare and in- teresting Reat Estate —Yesterday the following de. seribed property was sold by A. Green, auction- eer: Past of Lot 9 in square 457, for 60 cents per fvot, to Patrick Cooney. Part of lot 10, with a sunall brick tenement, in same square, to. Birg- ling, fae $1,350. Tae Usivorms Le polic officers have re- ceived orders to obtain their uniforms from the anufacturers. and they expect to put on their “fixins’’ to-morrow. The oiflcers express much satisfaction at the appearance of the uniform. A Messexcer Appoixrep —Jobn Holaban has been appointed to be a messenger in the Wash- ington City Port Olfice, in place of — Robin- son (of the First Ward) resigned. W .sutxeron, March 22@. Editor of the Star: Knowing you to hea “bright, particular Star’? in point of befriending the fair daughters of Eve, I have the pleasure of sending you the very firs: copy of the Deciaration of Independence written and adopted at the convention for the rights of women in New York city on the Mth day of March, 1855. We are giad to see our fair belligerents at last state their grievances so clearly that there can be no doubt as to their nature. We may now ex- t to see them speedily redressed, for even he most reckless of the offending sex would not willingly incur the enmity of the strong- minded. ASrap Gazer. Declska tion oF INDEPENDENCE OF THE STRONG Mixpgp. W hen in the course of human events it becomes politic for strong-minded women to dissolve the relations in which they have stood to the lords of creation, and assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which they feel themselves entitled, a proper respect to the opinions of the rest of women kind, requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We bold these truths to be self-evident, that women are created superior to men; that they are endowed with certain rights, such as having their own way, &c.; to secure these rights pet- ticoat government was instituted among men, deriving its best effect from the unconsciousness of the men governed; that when this form of government no longer answers its end, it is the right of women to abolish it and institute ano- ther. laying its foundation on the Caudle princi- ples rudence indeed will dictate that yovern- ments once established should not be changed for lightand trivial causes: accordingly all our experience has sown. that women are more dis- sed to sniffer than right themselves by altering orms no longer available. But when we see con- tinaally still greater efforts made to keep us in subjection, it is our duty to abolish it at once; such is the necessity which compels us to pro- vide for our security; to prove this let facts speak for themselves They have, in the most tyrannical manner, seized upon our shawls, thout even asking permission, though they have always opposed the Bloomer They have refused to sanction or even encens- age onr efforts to obtain a livelihood by the pro- fessions of Law, or Medicine, and even by a poor attempt at wit, have affected to interpret the M.D. of a female physician into Mese rable Doings They Lave eudeavored to abolish Loops, also those becoming and useful bonnets, with invisi- ble fronts, well known to be preventives against neuralgia, colds, &c., by invidious attacks inthe papers and private circles; these attacks, how- ever, should rather be as ‘atulation than complaint, as it showing that we not only meet them with hero- ism, but defy them; it likewise refutes the slan- der so long in cirenlation that we dress ouly to please the otuer sex. They have banished us ta a body fr of both houses of Co cand, th deliberatety committed th y structed the galleries of the new buildings with- out the slightest regard toe our hoops, au over- sight that causes great inconvenience both to ourselves and those usual ap men; the however, is of not t consequence, fu d palliates the off They have pomp dus to attend to the ebil- dren, when it is obviousiy the duty of the father not only to Lebor for the » otticiate in the nu y Nature nutriment for the infant from the n iniended that ettice to be possible, that sh ventions, balls houses; 1n fact, iblie places, that people n see with their own eyes she is doing her duty They will not allow ns to vote rrely dep: ing us of the right of su and while we thes prevented from our condition, they on thi Jaws inimical to our in the more firmly 1 They hav . but con- rtof the family, but ves of nicht h a piece of wi hess Which speaks for itself, aud therefore we make no comment They bave formed themselves into clubs, (a word from which night-key is derived.) where, meeting at ed times, (the wives y ex- claded,) they read newspapers, talk s (and spend their substance in riotous living. ‘Kbry bave likewise organized themselves into societies still more objectionable, called Free Masons, upoa which itis a sutlicient stricture to say that the husband is not only allowed but por- itively enjoined to have concealments from the wife, the son from the mother. We have made any ‘tupts to fathom this mystery; not, of se, from idle curiosity, but the most laudable motives; butin vain; aud tue firmness with which they guard the secret shows Low natural it is for men to be in opposition to their fatailies—wiver In every stave of these wrongs we have peti- tioued for redress, but no attentiop bas been paid to these remonstrances; we must therefore aequi- esce iu the necessity which compels the separa- tion, and hold these seif-styled lords of creation open aud avqwed enemies until we have obtained redress. 5 We, therefore, the stron: rights convention asseiml , do, by our own au- thority, poblish and decixre that we are free and independeut, and absolved from all allegiance to the men kind; that. being free and independent, We have full power to vote wheu we can get a chance, and have onr own way generally: and, with a firm reliance upon our ability, we muta. ally pledve to each other the assurance of our un- tiring efforts in this most laudable undeitaking ainded, in women’s- Criminat Covrt.— ‘Lhe Court metat the usual hour, the new District officers appearing in their appropriate places ready to £e into the regular business of the term, =o long de layed The new District Attorney was duly «worn into otlice and his commission read by tue cler Court The case of the United © Richard Watker, JW. Hillery, Jno ; Hillery Hotehins and Wim. bo: Was the fist taken up The defendants were charged with ¢ omiuitting nie in Georgetown, D.C , on the 3d of March ast Mr Jno BR. Frizle being called tothe stand for the United States, testified that he knew the de fendants; that they attacked him in Georvetown as he Wes yoing alony the street on his way to his home; old Walker stopped witness and threatened to will him; be drew a stone from his pocket and threw it at witness; either Walker's son or Hillery followed us this attack by throw ing stones at wituess. which witness managed to dodye; Hillery then attacked witness with some Weapon, with which he struck him, in flicting a serious wound on witness's head; the whole y coutinued the attack until witness finally Enccked oli alker down; witness then backed into W hite’s house, and Walker followed with a large buteber’s knife, which witness took him, and seizing a barrel cover on the coun- ter knocked him down with it; Hillery then fol- lowed, and with this weapon which wituess could nut see, struck witness again, prostrating him on the floor; witness then recovering, drew bis own pocket kuife and walked out, and at the door he was met by Hillery Hutchins, who pre- sented a pistol and threatened to shoot witness; Dorsey throwed many stones at witness during all this time - This case was in proyress when our report closed — THe Uxion Prayer Meetixcs —The after hoon meeting at Wesley Chapel, yesterday, was attended by a very large assemblage—includ 4 persons of all religions betiefs. ‘The exercises were conducted by Revs. Messrs Smith, Finkle, Granbury, Hill, Ball, Samson, nubs, Mor Butler —besides various lay brethren—and consisted of singing, prayer, and tation. During the meeting, a young lady ted the prayers of the meeting for her sal- vation, and fervent prayer was addressed to the thr f Divine Grace by the Rev. Mr Granbury, ch the whole conyregation joined in her behalf. Rev. Dr. Cummins addressed a few words to the congregation, in which he expressed bis re- yret that Providential afllictions had deterred him from attending manyof their interesting meetings; but he took occa-ion to say that there could be no doubt bat that they were resulting in great good tothe people of this city. ‘The best evidence of the unity of purpose was, that all denomina- tional barriers were broken down and all were one in Christ, one in purpose for tbe salvation of souls. The speaker related many thrill Z inei- deats of the revivals now yoing on in othercities, and concluded by javoking the Spirit of God to work upon the hearts of our people in a like manner. A few minutes were then devoted to silent prayer; afer whieh the Kev. Dr Cummins re- peated the beantifal Litany of the Episcopalian service ‘Tue benediction was then pronounced, and the meeting Was dismissed with the Doxology. Tue Asytum.—The Washington Asylum and farm are in excellent condition, considering the disadvantages under which the Intendant labors, and reflects credit upon himself and bis assist- ants. The number of prisoners on Tuesday eve- ning was forty; but yesterday morning the tines and costs of teu were paid by the agent of a fish- ing company, and t were releawd. Inthe Almshouse there are 45 inmates—making a total of 95; of whom I4 are on the sick list. ‘The farm promises a fine return for the money and labor expended upon it. In all parts of the garden the vegetables are in a thriving condition. AssaULT PUNISHED.—This morning, two col- oved men—Pierce Stephens and Wim. Marshall— got into a fight, when the former seized an axe, and with it inflicted an ugly wound on the head of the latter. He was taken before Justice Donn, and being a slave (of Hon. A. H. Stephens) the law required him fo be whipped, which was executed by Officer Parham, - Cursargaxe axp Onto Cayat Company —A special meeting of the old Board of Direetors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company was held at the City Hall to-day. After coming to order, the President stated to the Board that he had taken action in reference to the intercourse between himself and the mem- bers of the pew Board, and had taken measures to obtain legal decision as to the relative rights of the two Boards. He stated that a bill of {n- junction was before the Circuit Court of this District, and was expected to be disposed of by that Court on Monday or Wednesday next. ile further stated that he had, in writing, di- rected the Superintendents along the line of the canal, not to surrender their official position until farther order of this Board. Whereupon it was resolved unanimously by the Board that they approved of the measures “ss by the President and the course pursued y him. And it was farther resolved that the President be authorised to pursue such further measures as he may deem necessary and proper for the main- tenance of the rights of this Board. The meeting then adjourned. Rowpirs Foi.rp —A gentleman from Chicago, who stops at the National, while passing near Four-and-a-half street bridge, last evening about half past © o'clock, received a violent blow on the back of his head, which brought him to bis knees. Iimediately two other scoundrels rushed upon him; but he had recovered sufficiently to give one of thema blowin the temple, which knocked him down. His first assailant then rusbed upon him; but the gentleman arrested bis blow by plunging a dirk, which he had drawn, in the assassin’s sbonlder, to the hilt. The fellow bellowed like a buil, and the three cut stick. Ar THE MEETING of the Washington Horticul- tural Society, on Wednesday evening last, it was resolved, on motion of Mr. Jobn Watt, that the time of the annual election of officers should be changed from the third Wednesday in April to the third Wednesday in January. DisorpeRLy.—Grabam Shannett was arrested yesterday by officer Arnold for disorderly con- duct near the United States Hotel. He was taken before Justice Donn, who committed him to the Workhouse, but he paid the tine of $2 S0and costs, and was released. — Miss . L. Wittiams, the Welch Nightingale, who impersonates different characters with as- tonishing truthfulness aad readiness, gives a musical entertainment at Philharmonic Hall on Monday night. ‘Tue Derexren Lecture of Hon. Mr. Cox, of Ohio, on “Trish Humor,” will, we hear, Le de livered at the Smithsonian Institution on Wed- nesday evening next. lck.—The schooner astern Belle is at Har- vey’s wharf unloading a cargo of splendid ice, consigned to J.C. & H. A. Willard. On Moxvay Nicut, be it remembered, Daw- son takes his benefit at the Theatre. Watch Reterns.—Joun Lee, Ireland, pro- fanity; dismissed. Charles Ludy, Penn., va- grant; workhouse 90 days. Catharine Ludy, rmany,do.; do. Lewis B. Place, N. Y., sus- ious circumstances; fine and costs, &6. leb Hawkins, colored, D.C sem bly; fine and cos 00. Frank Davis, color- ; uk Bell, colored, Md , Wallis, colored, Md, do ; do. olored, D.C.,do.. do. Wm san, Pa. drunk ; workhouse # days. Five lodyers, non-residents. n ‘ 'y pi and very cheap; Ice nd Water Ices at M per gallon, at the Philade!phia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ats. m 8-Im* J. Fussein. AKER, DIED, On the 2d instant, after at hours, JOSIAH W. HICK Wness of forty-eight othe 39th year of tus age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in vited ty attend his funeral on Sunday, the 4th inst. Bt 24e w'clock p.m, from his late residence, No. 72 Indiana avenue, between Ist and 2d sts. 8 ay morning, 2d instant, aftera few days illness THOMAS Le MAK TIN funeral will take. Pisce at 20’clock on Sunday, from the residence of Mrs. Ditty, 31! Pa. avenue. ” On the 3d instant, at quarter bafore 10 o'clock, SAMUEL ALEXANDER, thud child of Jumes and Louisa Conner, aged 2 years, 7 months, aud 7 days, {its funeral will take place from the residence of his grand-faiher, Michael Couner, th street, nexr Navy Yard. To morrow Afternoon,ai3o’clock. The feeods of the family are respectfully imvitea to at- tend. Twas at the midnight hour His spirit tled nway, Unto that heaveniy bower W here reigns eternal day. I know thet f will mine thee— . You were my earthly store ; Yet still L hope to meet thee Where we can part no more, And you that was so lovely, +o innocent and fair, To part from us 80 quickly, Brings torth the scalding tear 2 GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. TOR RENT.—In Georgetown class new three-story BRI uated on West street, coutainiog fourteen rooms eaoh. with bath rooms and gas throughout both. Ap plytoH. L OFFUIT, 49 High streel, Georze- town, ap 2 i ae K BOS LON.—The No 1 Packet Schooner H. i F F. Peyton, Capt. A. W. Nickerson, neg arrived, and wil kave quick dispatel for the ebovs port. For freight oF passnxe, apply te: HARTLEY & BRO., 101 Georgetown, D.C, ap2-lw POR K Will be for rent on tha Ist day of June next, a large and smail STORE ROOM on Briage street, No. 1%4 and 186, adjoining each other, situated between Mr. English and Mr. Sey tnour. Thes@ stands are the beat jvcacions for bus- iness in Goorgetown, and has always been employed as Dry Goods or Clothing Stores as at present. apt 3t SAMU R OTICE.—LIC censes from Ps expire on the 3ist instant promptly to renew the sau subject themselves to a fi nD) Stawta pl are hereby tafe , otherwise they may yM. LAIRD, Clerk. CINE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last sue- ceeded in having a large quantity of ALES of van- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persous wishing 4 nice article of Ale can have it by spplying t for either ofthe pllew ing brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Plil- adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attenued to, . RNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green strest, aid Georgetown, D.C. N M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. #7, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to eis patrons that at his! BESTAURANT may be found at all times the choicest and woxt excelient assortment of LIQUuUO. the (reshest OYSTERS and all kind GAME in season, Meals served at al] hours and at the usual prices, jan4-3m W WORTH READ HY is it that so many suffer: nd repineandd ag outs miserable existence, unttted for the enjoy- ments, and even ordinary pursuits of life, when re- may be obtained. and health and vigor restored, by @ treatment at once convenient and safe, ns well au rmanent in its character? . 7 ‘o those who have suffered long with diserse, ultimating in loxs of appetite, vigor. and a distaste of social joys, the undersigned tenders his protes- Sional services, sasuring the sufferers, in candorand Sincerity, pleasant, convenient and proper Prescrip- tions. A thorough cure and sound body and mind, without unple sant restrictions or hinderance trom ordinary business pursurts. All diseases of a private rature, from whatsoever cause, either recent or chronie, strictures, an irnta- ble bladder, &c.—also, Scrofula. Asthma,’ Kheuma- tisin, Piles, &c., skillfully and successfully treated. Dr. Harris can be consulted daily, between the hours of 10a. m. and 1 p. m., and 7 to 10 p. m., at his rooms, over 1622 Main street, above 11th, and oppo site the American Hotel, No. 31, 3d floor. Entrance on Main, 4th door above Ith street. : ies of delicate constitutiens, or those suffering from cou:piaints peculiar to their sex. are invited to communicate or send their address, In order to sntisfy an oft-imposed upon communi- ty thit there is no intention on tne part of Dr. H. to humbug them, he begs to state that no fees or remu- neration will be received until entire satisfaction shall be given. . Patients out ef the city, and who cannot make it convenient to cull, by stating their ease, can have mediends and prescriptions sent to any part of the country. A new and strictly non--nercurial treatment for old constitutional cases of Syph:lis. Call on upon or dress K. 8. HARRIS, M. D., Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd tloor, opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va. iJ" Dr. H. can be consulted as above eith - sovally or oF letter. Can be seen at his rooms, Na tional Hotel, between the he of 0 and 2, and 7 to 1p in,, until further notice, -3m AGNOLIA HAMS, M MAGNOLIA HAMS, First lot of our Magnolia Hams (cured expressly for us) is being received to-day. _ 4 f To those only who Save not tried these bama in ormer years, do we consider it necessary to e+pe- cally recommend them, We believe them to bethe best Hams offered inthis city, _ ‘The covers are marked with ourname. None are sonuine without it NG & BURCHELL, cor. 15th street m 30-tf and Vermont avenue. Srrine GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. ing just ived handsome ment of the newest sivice CLOTHS, CASSIon MERES,and VESTING, | am fully p e- ed to serve entiemen promptly and fai ant rite est AS FU ri . NR EADY AAO CLOTHING of the best quai- ity always on hand to “meet immed: ts.’ OUNG, avertie, GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Grorextown, April 3, 1858. Quite a sad occurrence transpired at Christ (Episcopal) Church, yesterday, which threw a joom over the large congregation then in at- Just before the close of the services, Mrs. Davidson, wife of Mr. John Davidson, who had gone to church, in her usual health, was ob- served, as her friends supposed, to faint. She ‘was immediately remov: every effort made by Dr. Snyder, and and friends, to restore her. however, failed, and she expired in about fifteen minutes, as is supposed, from an affection of the heart. The scene that ensued was truly distress- ing. The brig Mary H. is dischar; of fine Boston ice for Mr. Geo. t towed up, this morning, the sehr Jobn Silliman, Capt. Clum, from New York, to Hyde & Davidson ‘There appears to be but little flour market; most that is arrivin: to Northern ports. out of the church,and ging another cargo activity in the iz is being sbip- Some sales, of a very imited character, are being made at $450 for ood canal supertine brands; and extra a shade Wheat $1a$1.05 for good red; and $1.05 a$1.10 for good white. i AUCTION SALES. Ry J.C, MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. EREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID UsTEE.—On WED- pril 7th, at 544 o’el’k sell, without reserve, RLRY BY ORDER OF AY AF TEKNGON at the Auction Rooms, | shal the foilowing costly and beaut, One. large tHrilliant Brea+tpin, set ina snake. with bh mall brilliauts set on the body Marge Oriental Peari, set on a gold rose-leaf One-paer of large Brilliant Earrings, iz five brijliants, large Cluster Sriliia: One large single Diamon uster Diamond Ring, See 7 Pin, eagle and Charies John Cope, sold Curb Chain, cash > ordi of the Trus' each one con- nt Finger Ring, ‘old Chronometer, maker Kathbone Place, Loudon, J.C. MeGUIRE, Anct. By JC. MeGQUuIRK, VATALOGUE SA oF & NOON, April 6th *ooms, I xnal RE AND VAL- RSDAV AFTER t five o'clock, at the Au I sell, without reserve, a small | aluable Serentific and Wiscellaueou tomical Plates « reek Geometers. FE Arctumedes, and Diopiantu brew, Greek, Lat: ks, Comprising the A on, (lanin and Maci,se, clad, A polionus, Kether with & variety of Het tnglish, and French Literatu *. MeGUIRE, Auct._ + Auctioneer, VED AND UNIM- EAST oF THE C. T AUCTION af Premises, at 5 o'clock in subd Visioa of Squar 863, on Maryland avenue, 5th and 6th streets lots range from 26 to sold in lots to suit pu 1s agnod frame house, lot on Which it stands, 3 handsomely | tunity for persons wishing te + it being rapidly improving in value. Sale pos- feet front each sers. On one Which wilibe sold with the All ofthe lots run through ted, and a fine oppor- yimake a good invest- Oae-third cash; balance in six, twelve tes bearing interest from A deed given and a deed of trust ea months, lor no! the day of salo, trict of Columbia, for the and tome directed, I shall exp 1, in front ofthe Court house door ck,m.. the follows ain building. erected on art of Lot No. 17, im nzton, D.., € whole depth linch, and will May term, 185°, suinst William BS ? o be sold to satisfy Judicial, No. tn favorol John Purdy a: al for the Dist ARSHAL!S SALE.—In virtue writs of fier: facias, issued from office of the Cireuit © eurt of the District of Cc tna, for the county of Wasiington and to me direct- ‘d, 1 shall expose to public sale for casi, in front of the Court House door of the 26th day of Ma lowing dexcribed property, to right, lithe, claim and inter or paroel of ground lying in tnet of Columly «id county on FRIDAY, t 120’clock im, the ful- All defendant's tin and toali that piece seorgetown. nthe Dis- a. whic is included within the ful- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west side of Market Spaceata point £2 feet 10 inches south fromm the corner 0; tee, And running the the two story brick seribed, and the lice thence south and 6 inches, more or ge street and Market est with the north watl €8 on the lot hereby de- ereof extending 59 feet, rallel with Market Space 27 feet }, COR point which will be iater- he south wall of said he by said line reversed east to Murket Space at the h the line of Market Sp: a ‘ace of beginning. Which is the northeast corner of said house, together with all and singular the improvements thereon, ted upon as the property of Geo will be so:d to satisfy yudieals to October term, 12:6, in favor of Joshan Hatcher ancy Hatcher, nnd Nos. 134, 1 lx to Alay term, 1853,1n favor of Cline and » Peter Dulon, Benjamin Triplett and h J. . Marshal for the Dist io THE ABOVE SAL want of tidders, until F next, 1658, same hour and plac: feet 6 inches to the p! hodes, Jr.. and SH, 335, and 355 85, Ld. nud 157 * net of Columbia, IS POSTPONED, for AY, the 2d of April J. D. HOOVER, District of Columbia, BOVE SALE IS FURTHER r.the 7th of May, 1st, Marshal for the ir THE A Paieeh until FRIDAY, same hour and place. Marshal for District of Columtaa. AND SALE. free pr.vate ROOMS FOR RE MS FOR REN tuated on Ba avenue, between over Joho J. Cuxworth'’s Fur Store, will be rented with or withou’ Board, A good BRICK DWELLING, » Situated on 5th street, =. E property cau be us. For further BRAY, Real H29th street, between M and ap Ltm* nd ERNOIs takes this ng the public that she nas tur nished rooms at great expense, and accommodate families or single gentl x@ut Board and Lodge convinee them, by contaming ni opposite City Hail, N bought on very accommodating information inquire of GEO. Property Agent, No. N streets north. method of iafors 18 prepared to jemen with ele %8, which she is prepared to tiar demonstration, if they will ine for themselves, which she invites he will keep constantly on hand every thing that will contribute to the comfort ofthe inner ble and weil satustied with her administra Kesidence on Pennsyivaniaavenue south side, be- tween !7tn and tste sts. LD GAS WORKS LOT FOR SALE—The desirable property known as the “Old Gas square 382, atthe corner of Oth street, is now offered for ground, witha Works.” being lot 7, Lousiana avenue and saie, There are 0,4 square feet of front on Louisiana avenue of 109 feet, on lth street of 69 feet, and on Canal street of 100 feet. u such 4s afoundry, machine shop, coach factory, &¢., no more desirable jocation can be found in the erty, luquire of the Light Rompany: 6 undersigned at the office of the Gas - J.P. BROWN, Secretary in charge, The Dwelling part of a three-story BRICK HOUSE, with back building, jately re- .on Pa, avenue, near! Brewns’ Hotel, vccupied below by Mr. Also, two two-story BRICK HOUSES in the rear of the same, on Canal street, and two sma | Houses near Georgetown, To good tenants the rent will be Apply to CIIAS. GRAMMER, Attorney-at-Law, north aide of D street, between Sth and 6th, POR RENT, paired and painted. FURNISHED RENT.—The subsoriber has ry desirable three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand- somely furuished, and containing ail the modern improvements. : ‘ ne property is seen fay gre! sain Soa residence, and to a enant the rent will be mod- GUIRE, gue for rent a new and ver erate. Apply to and Commission Mei (ARM FOR SAL —A valuable Farm contain- ing one hundred acres, (or more if desired,) ina high state of cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns, Sta- ble, Fruit Trees and a!l modern improvemeuts, sit- uated in Prince George’s County, miles from Wasi: inquire of GEO. tween M and N streets north. phase dcnandh hen les ni cl San {ARM FOR SALE OR RENT—A small Farm near Tennaily-town, containing about ninety- three (93) acres, A arge portion under cultivation: the residue in wood. ‘The improvementsarea sinail dwelling, stable, and sheds, young [ruit orchard ‘The sot is light kind, and of very easy umn- '@ property will be sold on reasonable and a-com- modating terms, or rented toa good snd suitable person ata fair rent = to BARNARD & BUCKY, Georgetown, . we BARNARD, of Wall & Barnard, eolm ‘aryland, and 6 rther information Y. No, 282 8th street, be- Fror BENT —The F recent! cel u nt after | this date. & ocation (276 Penn- t the Kirkwood House) is one of the bsst in the city at the Gapitol or De; : : TaAnsient or permane: i 8. ral smaller Basten ‘also ‘ie tee I house, at ere we Prices m 9- f ‘tlemen having business partocnts, ‘and will be rented to here are seve- 6th streets, near t tels. Inquire on the premise: ES, from the AUCTION SALES. et TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. ——a + TO-MORROW MORNING. By C, R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. $2 000 WORTH OF JEWELRY AT Ning. verion.—We sball sell THIS EVE the corner of 6th street ye Ge ihe finest stock offered sisting of es Goid > Reale and Plain rops, Sleeve 5 . our Keys, Gents’ Pins. he. all of Sonsicnment = without reserve, to close joods now ready for ex msi-4t* C.R.L. CROWN Co.. Aucts, By WALL & BARNARD, Au ALE OF A STOCK OF GROG Sites os Monoey So Ning SAT stant, at ten o’clock,at the store of Wm. ‘A preux, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 12th at. Wwe will sel his entire stock— Molasses, Sirups, Sugar, Coffee, Green and Black’ Tea, Chocouate, ainantine, and Mould Candies, ive, Chemical and Toilet Soaps, Cheese. Maccironi, Sardines, Starch, Salad Oil, Yeast Powders, Soda, Saleratus, Tobsoco, Snuff and Cigars, Baskets, Buckets, Brardy, Whisky ‘ood and gli we and g! Baskets Chameagne, Wines, Cordials, Also, the entire Store Fixt : ights, Pintfoim Salen, Counter, ear” sew Weights Terms at sale, ap 2-ts WALL & BARNARD, Anetes. ———————— FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, SEOCK OF BONNETS, MILLINERY S Fancy Goons, &e—On TUESDAY MORN- ING, th instant, ‘at ten o'clock. we store No. 52) Pa. avenue, near Adam's Express Of- fice, the entire stook and fixtures of Millinery and Fancy Goods Store, Toys, &c.. ax Straw, Suk. Lawa and other Bonnets, Fiats, Mullery Goods and Trimmings, as Straw. Braid, Velvet, a, Florence, Artificial Flowe rh c ni Toys, Hosiery, Gloves, and other Fancy Goods, Also, ‘the Fixtures and Good Will, ne Counters, Shelving. Counter-Cases, Gas Fixtures, &c. With otner articles not here mentioned. Tubs, and other wooden ware, ‘Schnaps, and other Liquors, in T-rms: Allsumactand under $4), cash: crer that amount, ® credit of 30 and 60 days, for notes bearing interes ap? “WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUST SALE OF BLES.—By virtue ofa de cuted and recorded, the subscriber will s he sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of Ap five o'clock p. m., at the Key-Stone Hotel, on E adjoining the old Union Buildings, two very su peri marble and slate bed silver plate mounted aud cush- ione* Billmra Tab'es, Terms: One-third cash, and balance in two, four, and six months, for notes with approved endorsers. bearing eterer HAS, S. WALLACH, Trustee, J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct._ _api-d- a By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. MNhHE EFFECTS AND GOOD WILL OF ALLEN’S RESTAURANT, CORNER 0: STREKTS, AT Averion.—On =D. ING, the 6th of Apri Eitects and Good ated on the corner of 7th a! + streets, ‘Th fee's are very complete and handsome, which may be fouad— Fine marble-top walnut Counter, Do, do Oyster and Eating Box Fine French. plate Gilt Mirror, Cut Decanters, Wine Gobiers, Chatcpagnes, Hock and other G Lounges. Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Washstands, Stoves, Paintings and Engravings. \ a large and fine assortment of Wines, Whiskys, Brandies, Gin and Cordia's, Verms cash. ‘The attention of pers: e business is respe orners i the ¢ pos vieiity of a flourishing business neighbor: ho House is rent, and will be opened for in. morning of the sale. A. t In virtue of a writ of fie 5, issued trom the Clerk (7th and 18th streets west, «i card avenue,on WE DNESL the lath da: eres Chatte’s, in part. to wit, viz: Hi » Mar king-« asses, lor and Chamber Carpets, am hocasy and cane-seat Chairs, Stoves. Hat Rack: 8, Parlor and Chamber Curtains, Iron and other Bed- steads, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Busesus, Werdroves. Refrigerators, Copper Be Dishes, Giass Ware,China Ware, Kit Japan und Coma Tea Sets, Knives anc Gas Burners, seized andievied upon ns the gou chattels of Gabriel D'Ivernors, ind will be satisiy Judicial No, 16, to May term, 1258, in Willem Waliace. The above goods are all nearly new and olfer a good opportunity for harerins. J.D. HOOVER, m2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, S$ SALE OF STOCK OF LAC ER'ES, Fancy Goo s. &c —By virt! of two deeds im trust, duly executed and recorded. the subseriber will sell at public sale on WEDNES- 7th day of April, 1858, at Wo'clock a. m, DAY pn store of Jas. C. MeGuire, on the cor ner of loth streetand Pennsylvania avenue, the stock in trade of a Fancy Goods and I.ace Store, con: oe ofa great variety of Laces, Kibands, Muslin: to men! ne Terms: All sums under $5, cash; ali sums over $5), 3 and 69 days, for notes with approved eador- sers, bearing interest. CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee. ap l-eokds J.C. McGUIRE, Auet. » Auctioneer, Diet HOUSES AND LOT ON NORTH A, BETWEEN 2 in front of The premise halfet i.ot No 4, in Square No. 7: north A street north 24 feet 744 inches, running ba 135 feet 242 luches, toa wide alley, together with the improvements, which are two Frame Houses, &c. This property is handsomely located. very near or within the bounds of the contemplated extension of the Capitol Grounds: and the sale will be well wor thy the attention of persons wishing to make a good invest ment to remove putable. By A. GRE Auctioneer. yest SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. By vi ofa dead of trust, dated f eth Aug ust, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J, A. 3.1404. “and at t MONDAY, Sti April. 1£%8, at 5 o'clock p. m. all that tot or pareel of ground situated on 3d street east. near 1, street south, in the city of Washingt and known snd distinguished u 4, and particularly described as foliowr: feet so « feet, and tieuce east i695 12 feet $90 cash; balance inG and 12 months. ‘Ti- coda | at the exponse HN FOX," tle indisputaty of purchxser, _mei-dts -Auet. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUsT SALE OF HIGHLY IM Trastee, PROVED aND VaLuarLe Rear Estatr.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Sth, xt 5 o'clock, uly, 1855, and duly recorded ia Liber J. A. 7 ae ofa deed of trust, bearing date on the 5th ol 8.. No- 4, folios 252, 253, and 244, one of the iand re- cords for Washington county, the Disiriet of Co- on, to the highest HOW AS in Square No. 254, in the oity of Wash- ing 57 feet 3 inches orth EB str ler therefor, improvements thereu: 2 well-built thr With large back buildinge, onsisting of & substantim! shed inthe most su perior manner throughout, with marble mantels, Ce Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and two years, vale, secured by deed of trust on the the property will be resol of the purchaser at ten c 8” notice, All convey- a@ncing at the cost of the purchase e WM. P. WILLIAMS, Trustee. m 18-eod&ds J.C MeGUIRE, Au SEEDS Some or THE Abvaxtacks oF BUYING Skrps FRoM 1, Because he is neither an agent or has agents, but his Seeds are erown expressly to his orde:— he can, therefore, warrant them. 2, Because his Seeds are fresh, genuine, unadulter- ated: the growth of 1857. 3. Because by purchasing direct from him you save all intermediate profits. 4. Because they are cheap. 5. Because ho is @ practical Horticulturalist, well acquainted with the Seed trade, and there- fore knows by experience what seeds to ree- ommend. SEED STORE 367th st, fe27-S& W,12t corner H, W: ington, D. . B. pores LOS pecpmened aunounces that he AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in Washington, at No. 352 Pa. avenue. (over Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Banking House.) Beis pared to execute commissions for the Imperial Pictograph. hitherto made only at his well-known establishinent in New York. A variety of unique and rare Photographic spent mensare included in his coilection, together with portraits of many oft the most distinguished citizens the Uni TEES 5 or Buany brings to his Washington Gallery the results of fourteen years’ experience in Ku and America, and the choicest products of his art during that period. He fee's coufident that the re- sources at his command and the artistic quality of his works will commend his Gallery to the atention of the Washington public. jan 2%6-eotf Book-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING " GOFF & 0) Southeast corner of Eighth cud D streets, ™m® fen AIR, 'T AND BANDSHIRE FL uti pane hall sell the 's Restaurant. situ- 8 Wishing to engage in the ully called to tke above 's the stand is located on one of the most dest- y.and immediately opposite ity and General Postaed Patent Offices, and thee of the rtefthe District of Columina for the Washiugton and tome directed, 1 shall * to public sale, forcasn,at the resnence of 1el E D'ivernois, on Pennsylvania avenue, be- e n the south ~~ o mencing at 10 o'clock a.m.. the fol- ir top Centre and other ‘Tables. orof deries, Caps and other articies too numerous » Sale positive; the owner being about to the West ummedintely, ‘Title indis- @ request of the parties interested,” 1 shall sell, at public auction, on the premises, on said city as parts of Lots 4 and 5, mencing on the west side of Sd street east, 5! fe t south, and runuing thence 8-12 feet ; thence west uy thence north fronting on Z, improved by @ coufortable frame shall sell in front of the premises, at public vaivuabie Fiint’s Hotel,” being part t. between 13th and Ith streets west, and running back 159 feet to a thirty feet alley, togetner with the mage | brick dwelling house, n pr notes bearing interest from the day of property; and if not complied with within five days after the ‘sale atthe risk and expense TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. pon, Fire at Burlingtem. vt. B INGTON, April 2 —The Pioneer py a wae, manufacturin, cotablicnnen Lose about $100.00 rt this morning at 9o'clock. e princt losses are - build ing — fit ee S60.c00 nc tickok, b Co., chair manufactory, S40 .ve ; Kendall, w Co., doors and sashes, $5,000. ew doors and sashes, $4,000 ; Wing a r sopra ew barat out in B ro) $1. Smith, grist milis, $1,000; Ham. fiton & Sears, foundry, $3,000. ? SHO: Kilburn & Co. were insured for $16. none of the others were insured oe In consequence of this fire about 150 bands are thrown out of employment ‘The extensive lumber yards bere were in great danger at one time, several piles being on fire, bat owing to the prompt action of our new en- xine company, Ethan Allen, No. 4, the ames were quickly got under and ihe yards saved : . : Tolis_a Salute. LBANY, April 2—The ©; solved to reduce the tolls meen eye a merchandise, and from 3 to? mills on 1,000 r mile. . Perhe anti-Lecompton men fired a salute site the capitol last evening, in honor of the feat of the Senate Kansas bili The St. Lawrence at Montreal. MontreaL, CE , April2 —The water in the St. Lawrence is very —— above the Victoria Bridge The lower part of Griffintown is flooded Weather to-day warm and clear. Opening of Lake Navigation. Burrato, — 1—The New York Central Railroad propellers left here this morning for up the lake. They have succeeded in forcing their way through the ice and are now out of sight. Lake navigation is fairly Open at this port. Sailing ofa Steamship. New Yor, April 34 —The Fulton sailed at hovn to-day, with 130 passengers, but carried no specie A Government propelter bas arrived, but her name is uskeown. —— The Volunteers for U.ah. New Yorx, April 3.—It is reported that Col Burnham's regiment of New York volunteers has been accepied by the President. The other authorized regiment will be taken from Pennsy!. Vania Baltimore Markets a tbeees, April 3—Plour is steady at $4 25 ass W heat is quiet and unchanged Corn—Mary- land white 59a60e ; yellow 63a05e Provisions are active and firm. In bulk 6Xxa Bacon easy at ®\c. Pork @17. Lard We Whisky is dull at 21a21 ye New York Markets. New Yor«, April 3.—Flouris buoyant; sales of 5.500 bbls. State $4.30a$1.40—an advance of about We; Ohio, $4.00a55—an advance of Sc; Southern is ey ae at $1.75a%1 90 W beat is firm; sales of 12,000 bushels; Soutb- ern white @1 32a81.45; Southern red 81 30. Corn is buoyant in consequence of ascarcity in the market; yellow ix held at 70aTIc. Pork is buoyant; mess $16 9aSi6 95 Beef is steady at $12a813.50. Lard is firm at Wal0%yc. Whisky is dull at 20, for Ohio. Financial, New Yorx, April 3 —Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island 70y¥; Cumberland Coai Comp. 17: Illinois Central shares 95; La Crosse and Mil sy; Michigan Southern 21; New York Central $4: Reading 46; Mil. oat Miss. 304; Cantors Missouri 6's 81 Sterli excha is dull and nominal. ITICE.—The x ems heretofore exist: LN uuder the firm of Thoa psoa, Hamilton & C is day dissolved by mutval consent. All ving aceou on our books are requested to come forward and close them either by cash or notes, bi- ther one are authorized to receipt for any acco’ J - THOMPSO HAMILTON, HAMILTON, he undersigned having nder the nameand firm 1 il continue the GRO- CERY and LIQUOR BUSINESS at t ne old stand, No. 333 Pennsylvania avenue. Having made larce miditions to o ‘tock we fee! confident that we can supply fami. r the trade se low as anv other as- tatasimentintheeity. JAS. E, THOMPSON, mA diw ED. M. HAMILTON. I PHILADELPHIA 4AGER BEER DEP T. No. 33! Pa, ¥ OPAKTNERSHSIP NOTICE.—We, the un- dersigned e formed a Coptynenne under the frm of KAGY & BROTHER, for of carrying on & Wholesale Liquor Business Refining, at No. 585 on 7th street. A.A. gagy. J. M. KAGY. maim ‘= Washington, March 6th. 1a5R, Histon & TEEL MERCHANT TAILORS, between 442 and 6th sts, ed and opened th Su T Goods, comp’ choice selection of «LOT MERES, and VESTINGS, whioh they are prepared to make up inthe latest style and best manner, Also 8 select stock of GENTLEMEN’S FUR- NISHING GOODS. _n- - ASHIONABLE SRRLAME! IES, from best honses, at GIN RSS, pear the oorner Toth errant © YS BIOGRAPHIES OF SCIENTIF- lw ondon, KAS Cyeiopsam of € a 1 voi ‘yclopedia verss istorg, 1 voi., maps. Divnonsry of English, French, Italian’ and Ger man Languages, Scott's Lomestic Architecture. Binns on Or hoeraphie Projection. Rise of the Indian Empire, by Lord Mahon. Emt and Foreign Courts, by the Roving wah; Ite History and Expicers. metot issé,by T. Russel Hind, London Astronoiics! Society. ‘The Army and the Militia, by Major General Woyndbare. ritiah Army Sst for 1853. British Nautical Almanac for 1861. Hemuning's Cheap Railroads for indinand the Col- ones. Andrews's Tramro<ds in Northern India. The doo | Book for the Many, 18 cents, fi Imported from London t poten om London’) ANCK TAYLOR. m2 TRUNKS: TRUNKS» TRUNKS" The undersizned has now and constantly keeps i hand a large aud very su; wr assortment of Sole leat TRUNKS AND VALISES: Iron Frame and Wood-Box TRUNKS VET TAPE Vand CANVA and SATCHELS; fine WHIPS, &e, 1 am prepared to compete with the best mann- facturers, in proof of which, read the following Re port of the Committee at the Fair of the Metropoli~ tan Mechames’ Institute for 1857: Topisin & Norfiet deposited a Sole-leather ‘Trunk thatie, for solidity aad quality of material, the best on exhibition, 1 THomas, Saddier. Kinsey, Curner, = B. srumke Covered and every description of e ex with neatness and di 5 eet jas. S. TOPHAM, (Late Toraan a No, 499 7th street, » Odd Fellows’ + A iadiabaniasinaaten Ay 08 YE AND BAKLEY maur.. HOUSE, ot Went F lie awe SEry pag Orden Winns st tates Man eee Jen TAL NALL PO H, civing 8 besutife! ( Aare to the finger nails, at Gibbs Hair Stora, near 13th atraet Pa ewe. = 108m rPras tease—reas OurSTANDARD BLACK TEA, ORANGE PECCO, OOLONG, (of va: AN HON Th d of varieties of Black Teas, with high grades of GREEN T : 8 ol ty KING & BURCHE = corner Vermont a: ° ms and 15th street. VERY FINE ROSEWOOp CASE UP ikht Piano, supare tone. five fimeh. seven octaves, will be sacrificed for SD aa a] 1 will warrant and guarantee it.and take! it heck 1a exchaage for any piano in the tome with: e year for the sum for it. “Th oe to get bareain beneeforth s08 ms 36, near With LOCK LOCKS!—CLOCKS !""—Jus Pea R oe assortment of CLOCKS, { Land see for yourselves, from @1 to'$125, Cai) and oe, Soe Forse 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. » PR RIALS, oh as Oile Pee eg rd for esle,-——the trane up plied cheap. ney | receive Pinnos | = Te F EUL —J GcIssORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES: SGSSORS AUSSIE Store, nene. 13. etrest, Pa. od Saiesroom, under Willarde’, n ——$<_—_———_ PLANT & GO. Joe OWA BLE UPHOLSTERERS, Manufacturers and Desiers in Chairs, tresses, Ac. Luana, ens coms in the beet manner. -Carpete made and put down, Furniture Repairea and Var- nished. treet, between 9th and 10th streets, Wash~ tL is msn 7